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    1. Exclusive breastfeeding, growth monitoring, and nutritional status monitoring are the key prevention measures for infants aged 0-6 months. 2. Alterations in growth patterns need to be identified early as well as signs of undernutrition in order to provide timely intervention. 3. Signs of severe acute malnutrition including edema, anorexia, vomiting, fever, hypothermia, severe pneumonia, difficult breathing, severe anemia, and skin lesions may require inpatient treatment while mild or moderate cases can be treated as outpatients.

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    1. Exclusive breastfeeding, growth monitoring, and nutritional status monitoring are the key prevention measures for infants aged 0-6 months. 2. Alterations in growth patterns need to be identified early as well as signs of undernutrition in order to provide timely intervention. 3. Signs of severe acute malnutrition including edema, anorexia, vomiting, fever, hypothermia, severe pneumonia, difficult breathing, severe anemia, and skin lesions may require inpatient treatment while mild or moderate cases can be treated as outpatients.

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    Pre Vention Measures: Mo: Alte Img Gr:0wtffi Even

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    1. Exclusive breastfeeding, growth monitoring, and nutritional status monitoring are the key prevention measures for infants aged 0-6 months. 2. Alterations in growth patterns need to be identified early as well as signs of undernutrition in order to provide timely intervention. 3. Signs of severe acute malnutrition including edema, anorexia, vomiting, fever, hypothermia, severe pneumonia, difficult breathing, severe anemia, and skin lesions may require inpatient treatment while mild or moderate cases can be treated as outpatients.

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